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TEEN AGE TOUR
OF EUROPE
Six Weeks on the Continent
June 29 to Aug. 11, 1959
Program of Sightseeing and
Education for Boys and Girls
ALSO SCIENCE CAMP-JUNE 14-21
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Business Women's Styles
To Be Modeled at Show
Plans for a style show and
luncheon which will be given
Thursday, April 30, were
made at the recent meeting of
the Women's Association of
Allied Beverage industries at
the Holland hotel.
The show will be held at
the Pioneer room of the Jack
son 'hotel from 12 noon until
1 p.m. The show, directed to
business women, will include
summer apparel suitable for
both business and vacation
wear.
Models will be from the
Arthur Murray Dance Studio
with music by Caesar Muz
zioli. Reservations may be made
by contacting the Jackson ho
tel, SPring 2-6231. Funds
raised by the group are used
for child welfare in the val
ley. The next meeting of Wom
en's Association of Allied Bev
erage industries will be held
Tuesday, May 5, officers will
be elected.
The national convention of
the association will be held
in San Diego, Calif., from
but
DAY GIFTS IF YOU HAVE
June 13 through 17. Several
delegates from the area will
be attending the convention.
The local chapter was the win
ner of the 1958 membership
achievement award and a S100
prize for membership gain by
a new charter.
May Party Set
By Church Guild
St. Catherine's guild of St.
Mark's Episcopal church has
set Tuesday, May 12, as the
date of the annual spring card
party. It will be held in the
Parish and St. Mark's Guild
halls. Reservations may be
made by phoning Mrs. John
Adams, SPring 3-2651, or
Mrs. John Eddy, SPring 2
5411. Guild members will make
party plans when the group
meets Monday, April 27, at
8 p.m. in the Parish hall. Des
sert will precede the meeting
at 7 p.m. Hostesses are to be
Mrs. Fred Morlan, Mrs.
George R. V. Bolster and Mrs.
Edward Barnett.
Proportioned s-t-r-e-t--h nylons
Twin thread 60-gauge sheers, 98C
full-fashioned. Sizes 8 to 1 1. pr.
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PHONE SP 3-7301
Miss Nancy Clark, Crater High school art student whose
work won an award in the National High School Art Exhibi
tion of Scholastic Magazine, is shown making a Brayer print
of the type which merited the award. Miss Clark is a daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John Clark. 60S Berrydale avenue.
Concert
Hostesses
Announced
Mrs. J. C. Collins and Mrs.
James Stevens will be honor
ary hostesses for the coffee
hour to be held during inter
mission of the concert to be
given today by the Philhar
monic Society 'of Southern
Oregon. The concert is set for
3 p.m. at Medford High school,
and coffee will be served dur
ing intermission.
The honorary hostesses are
chosen by the Philharmonic
guild.
This is the final concert of
the season, and will be di
rected by Richard D. Werner.
A Beethoven overture and
Bizet's "Symphony in C. Ma
jor" make up the first half of
the program.
The concluding half of the
program will be a ballet by
students of the Colleen Hope
studio to the music of "La
Boutique Fantasque."
Tickets will be on sale at
the box office.
WAC Recruiter
Announces Visit
Sgt. Arleen Patt will be at
the Army Recruiting office
here Monday, April 27, to talk
with girls interested in the
Women's Army Corps.
Special training may be re
ceived by interested girls in
finance, stenography, draft
ing, photography, medical and
dental fields as well as many
others. .
Persons may call the local
recruiting office, SPring
2-5022 for further information.
PTA Delegates to Leave
Monday for Convention
A delegation of 40 Parent-
Teacher Association leaders
from Jackson county leave
Monday to attend the annual
Convention of the Oregon
Congress of Parents and
Teachers in Corvallis, April
28, 29, 30, according to Mrs.
Emerson Anderson, president
elect of Jackson County PTA
council. She will attend the
board of manager.' meeting
Monday night, April 27, at the
Benton hotel.
Mrs. Leigh Gustison of
Medford is the nominee for
president of the Oregon Con
gress of Parents and Teachers.
Other nominees are Mrs.
James King, Sherwood, for
first vice-president; Mrs. John
Elfering, Vale, recording sec
retary, and Mrs. Norman
Clasby, Grants Pass, for Jun
ior vice president from Re
gion 8. A reception honoring
the newly elected officers and
Mrs. Brown will be held in
the Gill Coliseum Wednesday
at 9:30 pjn.
Guests peakers at the ses
sion will include Mrs. Rollin
Brown, Los Angeles, immedi
ate past president of the Na
tional Congress of Parents
and Teachers; Dr. W. H. Bur
ton Corvallis, professor emeri
tus of H a r y a r d University
who recently took part in a
high school curriculum study
in Oregon; Dr. Howard Busch
ing, Reno, Nev., minister, and
Mrs. Lucille Danielson of Sa
lem, superintendent of ele
mentary education for the
Oregon Stale Department of
Education.
Work shops covering the
major fields of PTA work will
be held Tuesday and Wednes
day afternoons. Guest consult
ants will assist the congress
officers and chairman in this.
Mrs. Zylpha Zell Burns,
convention parliamentarian,
will assist with the presidents'
workshop.
Serving in the program
workshop will be Dean F. R.
Zurran of the school of edu
Miss Sylvia Smith is one of
the Colleen Hope dancers ap
pearing in a ballet this after
noon at Medford High school
on the program of lhe Phil
harmonic Society of Southern
Oregon. The ballet is entitled
"The Toy Shop Fantasy." Cur
tain lime for the concert is
3 p.m.
cation at Oregon State col
lege. Assisting in the school edu
cation workshop will be Dr.
Gerald Wallace, superintend
ent of schools in Corvallis.
Mrs. Wendell Van Loan, in
structor in psychology at Ore
gon state college, will serve
as consultant in the citizen
ship workshop and Mrs. R. G.
Walter, Portland, will assist
with the juvenile protection
workshop.
Serving as guest consultant
in the health workshop will
be George Sirnio, director of
the health and physical edu
cation department of the state
department of education.
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End Of The Month
CLEARANCE
Of Early Spring
MILLINERY
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Main and Bartlett Sts.
SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1959 A
Art Award !
Announced
Miss Nancy Clark, sopho
more at Crater High school
and daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Clark, 605 Berrydale
avenue, was one of the 20
Oregon high school students
to win an award in the Na
tional High School Art Exhi
bition of Scholastic Magazine
in New York recently.
Miss Clark's work, a Brayer
print, was one of the 200
chosen as a first place win
ner in the state contest held
in February at the J. K. Gill
company in Portland. Of the
200 state winners 100 were
selected for national compe
tition at the Coliseum in New
York.
Miss Clark is a second year
art student of Warren Hol
brook at Crater High school.
SOC Instructor
To Be Speaker
For Herb Club
Dr. Irene Hollenbeck, bot
any instructor at Southern Or
egon college, will speak on
"How Plants Were Named"
at the Tuesday, April 28,
meeting of the Rogue Valley
Herb society at the Girls Com
munity club.
The event, will start
promptly at 1 p.m. with roll
call response the name of an
herbalist.
Exhibits will include a
mandrake plant belonging to
Mrs. John D. Hoist, herbarium
specimens of native or natur
alized Oregon herbs by Mrs.
Leslie Lingscheit, the rare
dittany of 'Crete plant belong
ing to Mrs. R. D. Abel, and a
collection of herb textbooks
belonging to Mrs. Leo Thom
as. The mandrake plant was
grown from seeds sent to Mrs
Hoist by the curator at the
Hebrew University of Jerusa
lem, Israel, and is seldom
seen in the United States. The
dittany plant seldom produces
seeds and as it dies quickly
must be propagated by plant
ing slips.
Mrs. Frank Carson will
make the dried herb seed pod
arrangement and explain it,
as well as the fresh herb cen
terpiece for the tea table.
Hostesses will be Mrs
George Dean, Mrs. Vern Shan-
gle and Mrs. John Ostrander,
Refreshments will include
herb-bread sandwiches, herb
seed cookies, herb flavored
candies-, crystallized violets,
primroses, and mint leaves
and herb tisanes.
The meeting will be visi
tors' day and all persons in
terested in herbs are invited
to attend.
Scout Festival
To Be Rehearsed
The Rogue Valley Girl
Scout Council will hold its
Medford District May Festival
rehearsal at the Medford High
school football field Saturday,
May 2, from 1:30 until
3:30 p.m.
The festival will be held
May 28.
All girls and adults of the
Medford district have been
asked by the council to at
tend this rehearsal. It was
mentioned that the special
dance numbers will not be
included at the rehearsal.
Mrs. Darrell Huson, song
director, will rehearse songs
from 1:30 until 2:30 p.m. with
Mrs. Kenneth Brown playing
for the singing.
Miss Colleen Hope will re
hearse the group dances from
2:30 until 3:30 p.m. The wear
ing of festival costumes is
optional for the practice, it
was reported.
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